The Hamburg intralogistics specialist Jungheinrich is launching the sale of its new portfolio of vehicles for the entry segment under the brand "AntOn by Jungheinrich". The kickoff comprises the electric forklifts "CBH 2.5" and "CBH 3.0" as well as the pallet truck "PTL 1.5", each of which relies on modern lithium-ion technology, according to a press release dated September 30.
“With the brand 'AntOn by Jungheinrich', we offer a new product line that combines simplicity, reliability, and cost-effectiveness,” emphasizes Jungheinrich's sales board member Nadine Despineux. “We are specifically addressing companies that are looking for cost-efficient
and uncomplicated solutions for typical warehousing and transport tasks.”
German engineering, efficient production structures
The AntOn by Jungheinrich product line is designed, according to the press release, within the framework of a partnership between Jungheinrich and EP Equipment, which both companies announced in May 2025. The cooperation partners have set themselves the goal of uniting German engineering with flexible, efficient production structures. Synergies in development and production are intended to enable reliable and affordable electric forklifts.
The electric forklifts CBH 2.5 and 3.0 can lift a rated load capacity of 2,500 and 3,000 kilograms, respectively.
The forklifts can reach speeds of up to 17 km/h and a lifting height of up to 4,800 millimeters. Thanks to high ground clearance and large tires, the forklifts are ideally suited for use in changing environments. The robust technology and intuitive handling ensure reliable performance in daily operation.
The PTL 1.5 is a compact low-lift pallet truck with a rated load capacity of 1,500 kilograms and dimensions of 1,550 x 560 x 1,230 millimeters. It is flexible to use in the warehouse, outdoors, or as a take-along device in a truck. Optional are stabilizing
wheels for uneven floors as well as a swap battery for longer runtimes in full operation. Both vehicles are equipped with powerful lithium-ion technology, enabling short charging times, long service life and minimal maintenance.
The market introduction in Europe began on September 30, according to Jungheinrich. In November the vehicles should also be available to customers in Asia-Pacific and Latin America. As part of the 2030+ strategy, a clear multichannel approach in sales will be pursued, it is said. The AntOn portfolio is reportedly available mainly in e-commerce, through partners, distributors, and also in direct
